TradeGo FinTech Ltd. Injects Additional HK$40 Million into Wholly-Owned Subsidiary TradeGo Markets Limited for Business Expansion
Reuters
Sep 09
TradeGo FinTech Ltd. Injects Additional HK$40 Million into Wholly-Owned Subsidiary TradeGo Markets Limited for Business Expansion
TradeGo FinTech Ltd. has announced a capital injection into its wholly-owned subsidiary, TradeGo Markets Limited (TGM). The company plans to invest an additional HK$40 million to support TGM's business expansion, following a previous capital injection of HK$43 million made in July 2025. This injection will increase TGM's total paid-up capital to HK$120 million, while TradeGo FinTech's shareholding in TGM remains unchanged. TGM, a licensed corporation under the Securities and Futures Ordinance of Hong Kong, holds Type 1 and Type 7 licenses and has shown strong growth in its IPO-related businesses in Hong Kong. The capital injection aims to strengthen TGM's capital base to support its growth and risk management needs, aligning with the group's strategic goals.
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